Biomarkers are playing a growing role in how neurological diseases are diagnosed and treated. Blood tests such as p-tau217 now help identify Alzheimer's disease, while markers like neurofilament light chain (NfL) and glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) help track nerve damage in multiple sclerosis and other conditions. As these tests move from research labs into routine clinics, the field is attracting attention worldwide.
This track examines novel biomarkers from blood, cerebrospinal fluid, and genetic testing. Speakers will discuss how these markers support early, accurate diagnosis, track disease activity over time, and show whether treatment is working.
Whether you work in discovery research, clinical trials, or a hospital clinic, we want to hear how biomarkers are shaping your decisions.
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Share your work and help bring care that fits each patient into everyday practice.